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Beaufort coach Dan Jones (pictured) is excited about the improvement the club can make in 2026.

Crows seek growth in 2026

Following four wins in 2025, the Beaufort Crows will be looking for improvement and growth as they head into the 2026 Central Highlands Football League season.

20 March, 2026

Beaufort captain Linda Powell (left) and new coach Colleen Soulsby look forward to what 2026 will bring to the Crows.

Beaufort News

Beaufort eye finals under new coach

Nicolas Stares was the pick of the Beaufort Red bowlers with 3/26 (7).

Beaufort News

Bulls earn finals berth following tough victory

Work to duplicate the Western Highway between Buangor and Ararat has moved a step closer with approval granted for a Cultural Heritage Management Plan.

Ararat News, Buangor News, Beaufort News, Stawell News

Heritage hurdle cleared for Western Highway duplication

Beaufort locals gather at the Catholic church to take part in World Day of Prayer.

Beaufort News, Avoca News

Churches unite for World Day of Prayer

FILE PHOTO: LYLE AICHROTH

Beaufort News

Bulls in box position for finals berth

A familiar sight on the highway, one of many accidents that have occurred in recent years.

Ararat News, Buangor News, Beaufort News, Stawell News

No Date. No Cost. No Finish Line.

Adin Gillingham believes that being community minded and having strong leadership make a stronger brigade.

Beaufort News

From junior firefighter to captain

Council hopes to secure funding for the next stages of the redevelopment of Beaufort Caravan Park after the successful completion of stage one of the project. Pictured are former Mayor Tanya Kehoe, Member for Ripon Martha Haylett and Pyrenees Shire CEO Jim Nolan at the opening of new cabins in 2025.

Avoca News, Beaufort News, Landsborough News, Moonambel News, Waubra News, Snake Valley News, Redbank News, Lexton News, Evansford News, Amphitheatre News

Council to lobby for key projects

Beaufort's Jarrod Blandford started his innings patiently before hitting 80.

Beaufort News

Beaufort on the verge of finals

THE Old Beaufort Primary School Master Plan stage one is nearing completion with a report to be handed to the Victorian Government.

Beaufort News

School master plan reaches critical stage

A load of hay about to leave Langi Kal Kal Prison bound for fire affected farmers. Pictured are Assistant Commissioner Nick Selisky, Langi Kal Kal General Manager Ben Wright, Langi Kal Kal Industry Manager Evan Zammit, Corrections Victorian Landmate and Agriculture Manager Andrew Marx, Langi Kal Kal Farm Officer Kylie Pervan, Cartage Contractor Mark Hutchings, Langi Kal Kal Farm Supervisor Kahn Jantzen and Langi Kal Kal Farm Officer Adam Smith.

Beaufort News

Langi Kal Kal Prison helps with bushfire relief

Artists displaying at the exhibition from left: Back – Rowan Gerrard, Lynne Dickman, Jeanette Troup, Naomi Troup, Leah Sharp, Ruth Enders, Soleille Collins, Kate Blood and Larry Watson. Front – Dorothy Collins, Lyn Heenan, Angela Gerrard, Jo Reid and Christine Baines.

Beaufort News

Community healing through art

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